In some regions, dental implants are considered a cosmetic medical procedure and therefore may be taxed at a higher rate. Additionally, if the dental implant procedure is performed in a medical facility, then additional taxes may be required, as the medical facility may have to pay additional taxes to support its operations.
Also, if imported dental implant materials are used, then additional customs duties and VAT may be required. The exact amount of these taxes and fees depends on the type, quantity and value of the imported materials.
In conclusion, if you need to undergo a dental implant procedure, it is recommended that you consult your local tax department or medical facility prior to the procedure to find out the amount of taxes and fees you will have to pay and the relevant regulations. You may also consider consulting an attorney or tax expert to help you understand your rights and obligations.